Sentences with phrase «irreversible decision»
An irreversible decision means a choice or action that cannot be changed, undone, or taken back once it is made. Full definition
Early, irreversible decisions about teacher tenure have real costs for students and ultimately all of society.
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My efforts have also impacted NIH - sponsored research priorities on DSD, and language was added to various research strategies that include: addressing the psychosocial well - being of affected individuals and their family members; a call to focus on patient - centered care; and, a provision that research be conducted on the long - term psychosocial, medical and quality of life implications of sometimes irreversible decisions made in early childhood and adolescence.
Obviously, there's more to the process scientists have developed known as Downsizing, an optional yet irreversible decision people can choose to make themselves roughly 1 / 200th of the size they currently are.
«The idea that a handful of governors or an individual head teacher can make such a serious and irreversible decision without having consulted fully with staff, parents and the local community will shock all right - minded people.»
The important point is to not abandon your breeding programs, or make hasty, irreversible decisions concerning your breeding stock.
And they could take solace from the high - stakes nature of the contest: by going all - in and making this an irreversible decision, the British establishment could take comfort from its strategically sound decision of calling Scotland's bluff.
«This is an irreversible decision affecting the future of children in Scotland including my children.
«He cautioned me that, if I were to step off the research track, that would be an irreversible decision,» she recalls.
Thing is, it's an irreversible decision.
«It would be foolish to take the profound and irreversible decision to sever any link with a local authority and put their schools at the mercy of a remote, national, democratically unaccountable funding quango,» she said.
This lets retirees «get used to their pension» before fully committing to what is an irreversible decision.
Remember, however, that scattering is an irreversible decision.
In the comfort of the air - conditioned office, I started to doubt my irreversible decision to go on the adventure Santa Marta La Ciudad Perdida.
Beautiful, dark and difficult are some key phrases to describe this stealth game, which is set in a dreamy pseudo-renaissance world full of turmoil and irreversible decisions.